OBSEQUIOUS vs BOOTLICKING: ADJECTIVE
- Excessively eager to please or to obey all instructions; fawning, subservient.
- Obedient, compliant with someone else's orders or wishes.
- Of or pertaining to obsequies; funereal.
- Servilely or meanly attentive; compliant to excess; cringing; fawning.
- Full of or exhibiting servile compliance; fawning.
- Attempting to win favor from influential people by flattery
- Attentive in an ingratiating or servile manner
- Attempting to win favor from influential people by flattery
OBSEQUIOUS vs BOOTLICKING: VERB
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- Present participle of bootlick.
OBSEQUIOUS vs BOOTLICKING: OTHER WORD TYPES
- Synonyms Servile, slavish, sycophantic. See obedience.
- Hence Servilely complaisant; showing a mean readiness to fall in with the will of another; cringing; fawning; sycophantic.
- Promptly obedient or submissive to the will of another; ever ready to obey, serve, or assist; compliant; dutiful.
- Absorbed in grief, as a mourner at a funeral.
- Funereal; pertaining to funeral rites.
- Attempting to win favor by flattery
OBSEQUIOUS vs BOOTLICKING: RELATED WORDS
- Dutiful, Pusillanimous, Haughty, Unctuous, Solicitous, Pompous, Deferential, Supercilious, Smarmy, Toadyish, Insincere, Bootlicking, Fawning, Servile, Sycophantic
- Jingo, Prigs, Martinets, Cronies, Bootlicker, Lickspittle, Flatterers, Lackeys, Toadying, Sycophant, Toadyish, Insincere, Fawning, Obsequious, Sycophantic
OBSEQUIOUS vs BOOTLICKING: DESCRIBE WORDS
- Dutiful, Pusillanimous, Haughty, Unctuous, Solicitous, Pompous, Deferential, Supercilious, Smarmy, Toadyish, Insincere, Bootlicking, Fawning, Servile, Sycophantic
- Pantywaists, Jingo, Prigs, Martinets, Cronies, Bootlicker, Flatterers, Lackeys, Toadying, Sycophant, Toadyish, Insincere, Fawning, Obsequious, Sycophantic
OBSEQUIOUS vs BOOTLICKING: SENTENCE EXAMPLES
- No time for obsequious curtsies, just no nonsense, polite service.
- But the adrenaline masked the pain, one obsequious.
- I am very obsequious with this ED etiology and would like to fumigate CIALIS could find.
- Donne and Hall abused men in classes: priests were worldly, lawyers greedy, courtiers obsequious, etc.
- Not stubborn nor obstinate; of a yielding disposition in all indifferent things; obsequious, docile.
- Shivaji, who when under house arrest in Agra, wrote obsequious letters to Aurangzeb.
- Independent and footloose, these British subjects wereless obsequious than native blacks toward whites.
- Talking in class does not automatically make you obsequious or pompous.
- Convention requires authors to be polite and obsequious in response.
- Keep your tone courteous, but avoid being obsequious.
- But blaming the media, even the country's lickspittle bootlicking State media, doesn't wash.
- This then entrenched a system of nepotism, corruption, bootlicking, sycophancy and incompetence," he said.
- Zambian bootlicking mentality, that portrait on the window seal looks plain stup.dy.
- Booted Bootblack bootlegging Bootless Bootlick Bootlicker Bootlicking Bootmaker Booyong.
- Was your idea of recess bootlicking the neighborhood cop?
- What precedent is there for such servile bootlicking?
OBSEQUIOUS vs BOOTLICKING: QUESTIONS
- How did the obsequious follower know the blind man was blind?
- Who was the most obsequious character in the boys of 61?
- What is the crossword clue be obsequious with 4 letters?
- Why were the little shrill voices obsequious and servile?
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